ICE Lyrics (English Translation) – Peso Pluma

[Intro: Ric Flair]
You’re talking to the Rolex
Wearing diamond ring
Wearing, kiss stealing, woah
Wheeling dealing, limousine riding, jet flying
Son of a gun and I’m having a hard time holding these alligators down, woah

[Verse 1]
The neck ices like Lucifer
They want to be like me too
Sorry, it won’t be possible anymore.
The flow I have is not from yesterday

It cost a lot to suffer to deserve
While I take a walk through LA
To go up I joined
He who does not risk never does well

[Chorus]
The neck ices like Lucifer
Diamonds shine in my being
Sorry, girl, it won’t be possible
I go with my lyre to compose
The gray Audi passes quickly
I can use a dab, who’s going to give it to me?
Well this style is not from yesterday
I repeat it for the last time
I repeat it for the last time
I repeat it for the last time

[Verse 2]
Various memories of yesterday
With my carnal I raffled off
I also bought the pens
I went big and I made it
And I silenced all those mouths
Swallow saliva and your teeth too
With a poison step to the hundred

How happy I go along the freeway

[Chorus]
The neck ices like Lucifer
Diamonds shine in my being
Sorry, girl, it won’t be possible
I go with my lyre to compose
The gray Audi passes quickly
I can use a dab, who’s going to give it to me?
Well this style is not from yesterday
I repeat it for the last time
I repeat it for the last time
I repeat it for the last time

[Outro]
Me me me me me
I I I I
Me me me me me
I I I I
Me me me me me

[Intro]
In the intro, Ric Flair, a famous wrestler known for his flamboyant style, brags about his luxurious lifestyle. He highlights his expensive accessories like Rolex watches and diamond rings, his charisma, and his lavish habits like riding limousines and flying jets. The mention of “alligators” symbolizes the difficulty of keeping his extravagant life under control.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, the artist boasts about his flashy jewelry and unique style, which he compares to Lucifer’s brilliance. He acknowledges that many people aspire to be like him, but insists they can’t achieve it because his success is the result of enduring hardships. He talks about taking risks and working hard to reach the top, emphasizing that his current status was not easily obtained.

[Chorus]
The chorus reinforces the theme of opulence and individuality. The artist again mentions his icy jewelry and shining diamonds, apologizing to a girl because he’s too focused on his art and lifestyle to be available. He drives a fast gray Audi and asks for a dab, symbolizing his need for a boost. He emphasizes that his distinctive style is not new but a result of perseverance and repeated effort, which he underscores by repeating the lines multiple times.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, the artist reflects on his past struggles and the journey with his close friends. He talks about taking risks and investing in himself, which led to his success and silenced his critics. The verse highlights his rapid rise and the joy he feels cruising down the freeway, a metaphor for his smooth and fast-paced success.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the artist’s pride in his achievements and the unique style that sets him apart. He reiterates his focus on his art and lifestyle, his fast-paced life symbolized by the gray Audi, and the need for occasional boosts. The repeated emphasis on his hard-earned success and distinctive style underscores his commitment to his persona and accomplishments.

[Outro]
In the outro, the repetition of “me” and “I” highlights the artist’s self-confidence and focus on his individuality. It’s a final affirmation of his identity and the personal journey he has undergone to achieve his current status.

1. The neck ices like Lucifer:
This phrase means the artist’s jewelry shines brilliantly, comparable to Lucifer’s infamous brightness. It emphasizes the extravagance and allure of his expensive, eye-catching accessories, symbolizing his success and status.

2. Wheeling dealing, limousine riding, jet flying:
Here, the artist describes his high-flying lifestyle, full of business dealings, luxurious limousine rides, and private jet flights. It paints a picture of affluence and constant movement, highlighting his dynamic and prosperous life.

3. The flow I have is not from yesterday:
This phrase means the artist’s style and skills are not newly acquired; they have been developed over time. It underscores his experience, hard work, and the journey he’s undertaken to refine his craft.

4. I went big and I made it:
The artist reflects on his bold decisions and efforts that led to his success. This phrase conveys his confidence and the satisfaction of achieving his goals by taking significant risks and making substantial investments.

5. I can use a dab, who’s going to give it to me?:
The artist expresses his need for a boost or some form of support. The phrase highlights his reliance on occasional external help, even amid his confident and independent persona, revealing a more vulnerable side.